The MOC Planner reports to the Supervisor of Maintenance Operations Center (MOC) Planning and schedules maintenance events during the operational day to maintain Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulatory compliance. The MOC Planner is responsible for ensuring all maintenance is scheduled within the required time, providing viable options necessary to route, re-route, and swap aircraft flying lines to accommodate the planned maintenance requirements. The MOC Planner ensures no overfly activity of maintenance tasks while balancing the needs of Technical Operations, System Operations, Marketing, and other internal/external customers. The MOC Planner has the responsibility for actions required to accomplish repositioning of aircraft for maintenance needs. This also applies during Irregular Operations.
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